60 Percent of the 950 investors who took part in the last MLIV Pulse survey see the value of the largest digital currency falling to $ 10,000 rather than recovering to $ 30,000. 40 Percent expect the opposite development.
In the week to Friday, Bitcoin had gained more than 12 percent to just under $ 21,857. In view of a 3 percent decline on Sunday and further losses at the start of the new trading week, the price was last at $ 20,520 in early Monday trading.
Since the record high of almost $69,000 in November, Bitcoin has lost more than two-thirds of its value. For $ 10,000, the cryptocurrency has not been available since September 2020.
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“It’s very easy to be anxious at the moment, not only about cryptocurrencies, but in the world in general,” explained Jared Madfes, partner at venture capitalist Tribe Capital. Expectations of a further drop in the price of Bitcoin reflected “people’s fear inherent in the market”.
(Bloomberg)
